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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-06
WALKED DEATH.

INDIANAPOLIS Dec. 5.-John Owen Sny-
der, better known as the walking Won
der" died yesterday at his home at Mill
Grove, Blackford county. For nearly
three years previous to his death Snyder
was impelled, rs he said, by some mysteri-
GUS force to walk constantly, and he took
his meals while continuing his ceaseless
tramp. He slept but little, generally i'll a
chair but the minute he awoke he started
walking. He made tour of the museums
of the country recently, which yielded him
q handsome sum.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-06
TRAFFIC AGREEMENT.

CHICAGO, Dec. 5.-NeSotiations are pend
ing looking to the formation of traffic
agreement between the Union Pacific, for
its Kansas Pacific line and the Chicago.
Milwaukee & st. Paul for its Kansas City
extension. forming d through line between
Chicago and Denver between the roads
mentioned. The Kansas Pacific has been
distributing its business between all the
Chicago roads centering at Kansas City.
but it is dissatisfied at the proportions of
the through rate allowed by the latter
roads.
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a PON EIENO

JERSEY CITY, Dec 5-A horrible case of
cruelty occurred this evening in the
Kaverset St. Joseph's home. Frederick
Riley, an ineorrigible youngster Of 10
wears. took Thomas Jones, another inmate
aged years, to the kitchen where he
gagged him with handkerchief and then
after removing the child's pants, delib-
erately placed him upon a red hot range
and held him there. The victim cannot
survive MS dredful injuries. His tor
mentor showed no signs of remorse when
a arrested
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THE CAUSE OF 1T.

New YORK, Dec. 5.-The continued high
price for corn and wheat as given at the
produce exchange, has developed a some
what strained condition of market. Janu-
airy and May were the favorite speculation
months. and the excitement on 'chhange
reached high point today. when at once
upon opening corn began TO raise This.
added TO the raise of the last two weeks,
made the bears blue and the bulls hapnv.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-06
EVIDENSE ALI IN

SIOUX CITY. Ia, Dec. 5.-The evidence
in the Haddock murder case finally closed
this morning The evidence today was
confined to few witnesses in support of
the character of one of the witnesses for
the defense. +. H. Hubbard began his
speech TO the jury in behalf OF the state.
and he had not concluded at the evening
al iQurnment
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-06
SNIIGGI RS

WASHINGTON, Dec. 5.-James A. Jewell
supervising special agent, in his annual
report says on the subject of under valua-
ton although there has been increase vigil
lance exercised at all the ports. there ap-
pears no decrease in the efforts of foreign
shippers to evade lawful duties upon all
classes of goods subjected to high adva-
loren rates
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-06
col ORFD pRpECTIONlSTS.

ST. PAUL, Dec about fifty colored
men from various parts of the state met
here tonight and organized the Minnesota
Protective and Industrial league. The
objects of the league are to secure to color
ed citizens of the state full and free en-
ioyment of their natural and civilized
rights, impartial rights, free from Islander
and odium through the press. to arrange
for coloaed immigration to this state, etc.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-06
SIGHTED GRAIN

CHICAGO. Dec 5.-The visible supply of
grain. as estimated by the secretary of the
board Of trade, shows stock of wheat
amounting TO 100000, an increase OF S99.-
coo bushels.
Corn 100000 bushels. a decrease of
$4,000 bushels.
Oats 6,0o0,000 bushels, a decrease of So
600 bushels
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NO GIRLS FOR us.

CLEVELAND, Dec. BIT is believed here
that Adelebert college, of the Western Re
serve university, to which Rev. DR. H, G.
Hayden has just been called rs president,
will abolish coeducation after the young
ladies who are now being educated are
graduated Trustees claim that coeduca-
ton has prevented the growth of the col
lepe
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q PRESIDENT FOR THEB. 20.

BALTIMORE. Dec "a call has been
sent out for Il meeting of the directors of
the Baltimore q Ohio railroad on Satnr-
day next for the election of president and
other officers and for other business. II is
understood that Samuel Spencer, now
first vice president will be elected presi-
dent
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-06
.cpEhrERInScEc

A1E No -, dec. 5-Ta4s Daily CONNER
elai ~ 5:ae tcssl liss loss during Noyesls-
ber rescL1,. sI.te,2, 9sj. an increase OF 81
Go.OJ1 over The same month last year. II
the December losses this year equal those
oI lcs6 the total fire waste OF iSo7 viii be
$3.50 - 40 against siio,6oo,o0 foz last
Year.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-06
THE WEATHER

WASHINGTON, Dec. 3, I a. m.-For Mis-
souri,: Warmer, fair weather, light to
fresh winds generally s0utherly.
For Kansas: Warmer, generally fair
weather, light to fresh winds, generally
SoutherIy
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INDEMNITY [ AND

WASHINGTON, Dee 5.-TEe secretary of
the interior today approved. u the basis
FOR patents tive lists Of indemnify lands
selected by the Wisconsin Central Rail
road company il The Eau Claire anG MAJ
SAW Wisconsin lana districts. embracing
- 312 acres
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GET OUT.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 5.-The secretary of
was has issued an order requiring all I'M
authorized persons living within the For,
Meyer military reservation, Virginia. TO
remove within thirty days This j. done
on account OF complaints that coiored in
habltautS are in the habit OF cutting down
trees in the Arlington national cemetery.
which is the reservation.
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WANT PI ACES.

KANSAS CITY, Dec. 5.-At a meeting of
the Western Base Ball league here today
application for membership was received
from the following places: Pueblo, Col. :;
Hutchinson, Emporia, St. Joseph and
Wichita. Another meeting will be held on
Wednesday to hear representatives from
these places
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-06
READY FOB II.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Dec. 5.-G0vernor
Robert l.. Taylor, comptroller. II. II.
F. House, are in the city and authorize
the statement that the January interest
on the state debt of Tennessee will be
promptly paid at maturity.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-06
q RCER POOL

CHICAGO. Dec. "a beer pool which is
said to include every brewery in Mil
waukee and Chicago has been organized
One feature Of the agreement is that
neither city's brewers shall compete for
trade in the others home market
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ALL RIGHT.

TORONTO, Ont, Dec. "a liquidator
was appointed for the Central bank today
on application of one OF the creditors. The
total liabilities of J. w Gale * Co, dry
goods dealers, are 1874. coo The assets eX-
coed this amount. and a satisfactory adj
iuStment is anticiDated
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-06
WHICH MEANS

CHICAGO. Dec 5-Leonidus Hamlin, Of
the furniture manufacturing firm of
Freeze & Hamlin, has been missing for a
week. He is worth si5O,001 and he left
his business affairs in correct shape
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BArGHvAx & FEEENAy.
Military Hon.

Grand military bali AMI reception a.
Garfield opera house by company :. r.
y q. Tickets for sale n the following
places Wichita Cigar Store. corner Doug
las aud Market Monarch billiard hall.
Manhattan billiard hall ij5t
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-06

s g. Butler has added an r. VI Miller
hack to MS livery. Parties wanting a call
hack can BE- accommodated on short notice
Telephone - or call at stable 10 south
I'll avenue linn
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-06

VIII commence running cars today. leav-
ing Douglas and Water at 10 a. m. 70
run to Fairmont every hour until
800 p m. until further notice Office III
Nerth Main room /. LEE TAILOR,
l5-6t Manager.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-06
BOOWElL IL

BRUNSWICK, Dee. 5-Governor BOdweIl
was taken suddenly II with congestion OF
the lungs here today and returned home
on the next train. He was going 10 Rock
land with his wife,
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-06

We are making out our new list OF prop
erty for our printed October list; we re
quest all OF those who desire To place their
property with Us for sale. 10 call al once.
also those having it ALREADY listed tc come
and make any change they may desire "
O. Riddeil & Co, Main street, over Kansas
National bank ili-tf
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To the Public.

Our customers wilI find il TO their inter
est 70 order direct from our Office. a. gve
keep cur best carriages ~ tie barn 70 make
calls and can give better satisfaction
Thanking the public for past fayor- we
are respectfully yours. etc
dl5-if BAUGHwAE x FREENAy.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-06

Cal. canned plums - cents can at s.
" Supply Co d9-tf
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-06

There will h = meeting 81 Wicnita
township bosri Al township hoaze, TEes-
day Dec 18Th, a. p N.
l5-t + L. WIxDEHs. Trustee.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-06

Take the new short line. e. X & Y
Rock Island route, - Kansas Cts. -
joseph, Chicago and - LOUIS ll+a
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-06

A twenty pound box soda crackers for
S1o0 az 5. y. Supply Co. d6-tf
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-06

We have removed our entire stock 81
groceries u corner airl and Fif1h aseg4ae.
GIVE Us a call : 4 supply 70 DIT
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Wanted.

Every person to drink Cfeuda and Wss-
ke-hs springs xa14r a; Hetfinztr Bros
drug store. - Fast Douglas avenue fs~tf
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-06

Swis@. I4iYF. fssrser. Wisconsin cram
Elaas ard (igrzDAG hand eaeese 81 : n
supply Co dS-tf
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-06

Pure gelliss Esre>erTes. nince nlsat ard
apple butter ~ :. = supply 60. d6-tf
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-06

Canned goods cheaper than ever at s. NJ
SuDDiy Co aG-Tf
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NOOktO OIIlPhIITX

ALBANY. y. y. Dec. 5.-The official re
turns of the late election show Cooks
plurality over Grant for secretary Of state
10 be 1901 The prohibition candidate
polled Il .SG5 and Henry George &c, 055 votes
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Buy vour groceries AT :. II Supn-Y co,
Third aud Fifth ave. fs
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4 good tea for 80 cents at 5. NJ Supply
70 DIFF
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Cranberries 10 cents quart at s. VI
Su0nlv Co DIFF
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THREATENED CABMEN'S STRIKE.
NEW YORK, Dec 5:-ri75 1i.;s5,;;;;s=c-,, l.:!-
men and cabmen threaten TO strike for -
for ten hours.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-06

a. Drive s2gs positive orders - pre-
vent PASSENGERS E-5sn .rts ~ OF and OF
front platform %. osArs. or staad CA the
same.
Passengers must keep 81 Of the front.
platform. WICHITA STEEET R'Y Co
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Costume, Mask and Wig Emporium,

Co<s2uses q eFery cecr Esios f9- Isties AID gents
fo5 Mas8ucrsse Balls The4zr]eai arc Tssszx -
rc5st, 49, EiEs- bard and EsgsES q az sl. f1T
safe Orders foE OIL q sows reos.@e groEaPs ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-24
MOST BLOWS ANOTHEE BLAST.
he ATTACKS MAYOR HEWITT ~ ruC "FEEIHEIr
EANINGS.

he ATTACKS MAYO. HEWITT ~ rIL FEElHtlr
SOME OF HIS RAVITGs.
john Most ia this weeks of the Freho. pays his
commitments to Mayor Hewitt Ia lively fashion. over
the article il of policemen armed with ic-
volvcrs j.; anllshEs their long night clubs, trtmPnS
upon free speech ana tie Constitution Most lets him
self ont thus:
"sincr the last great demonstration OF the NcwNork
worsngmcn we have discovered that Mayor Hewitt
VINO +, a manufacturer and millionaire Is pure rrrc
sentative OF the robbing classes Why was not That
parade prevented I hc snapped AT the police They In
formed him they hal power to do IT. mat the
Law permitted the parade He thought that II there was
no la to prohibit such parades law should be passed
t. stop them cd and black banners should ia all cases
he prohibited. The police should have the power To
allow or TO forbid meetings, Speakers WHO should
a dress the auIclce ia revolutionary tone should be
Immediately arrested without waiting wen To havean
affidavit drawn up against them.
Rismarcksin viii then he formally established in
America a. II has been FOR time rracised. Have
not the Mayors OF Cincinnati. Toledo. Columbus and
Chicago decided suppress all meetings Ia Turkish
pacha What assistance do have with only theory
of freedoms To practise 1t would he mouse trap for
all WORKERS Of liberty who think aud feel that thcy
should he allowed to their thoughts We prefer
the reaction prohibiting our rights.
II must he clearly proven TO the American working
man IN black an white that they not only snN IS
IL hand. II is simply this Those that God wants 10
punish He first strikes win bln1ness II Is not at ~
the reaction aimed Therefore We cry Welcome,
BismaIcks la America
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-24
OpDS AND ENDS or POLITICS.
CALLING REPUBLICANS TOGETHER.


PREPARING FOR TIE CONVENTION or DELEGATEs
FROM CLUBS ALL OVER THE COUNTRY
Tho following call has been issued TOR tho National
Convention OF Republican Clubs 10 be held in this city
It is signed by the President ana Committee Associate
ORGANIZATIONS OF the Republican Club OF THIS cts and
tie presidents OF los Republican clubs In the various
states:
We the undersigned presidents OF resps tive cub,
by virtue o. t- authority 81 In rs 10y VOC 81 sal
oups do hereby this official call for convention
Of al Rep bcan clubs in the United states 10 ts,smbs
at ChcNsrug iIall, corner OF Eishteentlst 3Dd lfh
ave- IN Ncw-YOrk city, y. y, AZ ! O'Clock 10 the fore
OF Thursday. December - 1850 AMI to ronilnus
IN session during Friday December 10 and SaiurI -
December II. 40 scl Odrs shall he determined upon
by SAID convention.
We request each OF the permanently organized Eepub
lean cUD- hrOu country 70 select nSc delegates
to represent the club IN this convention.
The president OF each club Is Dy virtue OF his oice
entitled 20 a seat "A delegate Ia sail convention in
addllfo the i've delegates above provided Tor Tho
delegation from club to east tat enc vote.
circulars issued ~ tbs 'onnittse on ASs"ciao orssh
zatsns" of the Republican Club OF New'fotk lev
wors quoted rom the last circular sent ont Ia re- nd
to the objects OF thi- convention.
The primary OBJECT Of holding this convection l. 10
consider mo prophecy OF oTs.riIHi IN tAr varieas
States OF the MON large number of Republican clubs
and 10 drtermiue the best manner OF con!ucun, ile
work; ai.o 10 devise soas NAT VIII con ure 10
the efficient cooperation ~ these clubs IN state aud
National politics, aud the formation OF National
rhis work II properly carried ont will lead TO in.
creased parry efficiency, 10 an Intelligent comprehensi,a
among the Masses " tie living questions before tho
country an toa degree OF organ Ialon hitherto IN
Known in the si.tsry OF any Political party The Goa.
vsn,ion shall not name, recommend or nominate any
candidate for office"
the clubl of the Republican Cab o. New York at
No 81 West twenty c ghth-st, will be always open ~
great iu oiiancc tha we 'ins SEM az once 'he lanes
OF the delegaies selected TO Henry Gleason. secretary
the tommttes on Associate organzSons OF ne kepas'
lican C,nb - New York Address No - BeekmAns'-
New York CITY, y. Y, or 10 the clubhouse as aDeFe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-24
OTHERS IMPLICATED wfrH MAJOR WAY

II look, ns II SOMEBODY besides Major Way. OF New
Hrunswick, had hold OF the hos end OF tbs poker The
,atemcnt ~ hi. counsel verified ny hi In interview
with TmHuNE reporter YESTERDAY, that Ways mani 9u-
atou OF tno made with the knowe gc OF tho
directors OF tho Empire Building Loan TO shiod Joseph
Fisher get most OF the f5Soo) involves many Ut
tho most prominent men In Nav Irunswick This may
xpain tho lack OF exertlon 10 eaten tho major. The
he made by Way Is not yot ready for publ
cation he says but Is learned that II Is In realty hn-
i,hed and has bean shown to several men.
A new element In the case Is tho charge OF forgery
prefsrrsd against Way. lilo Ia accused OF forging tho
name Alice Brown 10 several receipts. aud also or
forging the OF Captain "igus and Dr. Van Martcr
"a witness S another now development IL the loss OF
President Powcls. OF tho Merchants Insurance Company
who swndled ont OF 5000 bogus stock giyon rs
security. Mrs. Macon loses $1,000. Robert Clare
~ 900 besides tue amounts already given.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-24

Unwilling 10 HELP on TIE PERFORHANoE'
4 novel suit to recover damages has b en- begun by
cn,rl,, Sanford OF Pulaskist. brooklyn. against the
ow n.r- OF Hyde Bchmans Theatre In Adams''t'
Erooklyn ON Monday MA ht no went 10 see the per
fornanco n the theatre AMI. In Oslor 10 secure good
view OF the stage beauties, purcha.sl parquette scat
two row, from the orchestra In The midst o! us per
Torrance actress PLAYED upon what e~Icd an eee
trc organ and Mr.. Sanford felt current % "'e'uy
p,, through him aud found that he was able to move
r,, hi, ,..t Is struggle. anil coatortiOn, we're tho
aourcc of Amusement to the other spectators anu wien
mo shock passed OF he hastily left tho theatre
A., fouu that chair connected with mo battery
ana that IL wa pUrposcy Designed Trick 10 aHusc lho
rc,i of tho audience Bat no not amused by II ana
f.d n see tue oke OF being unwiingy vale 10 ah III
Inc p,rforuance which lie had paid TO sec MS icchS-
w.rs latorated by being male conspicuous ne next
y hy advice Of hs lawyer. liz wroto 20 llyd" lehman
apology or satisfaction trtuns ne topf
e he gan a recover S23 1000 az damages am tho
fri.l of IL will be awaited with interest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-24

UNrXrECTrp CHANGE IL TIE PRESIDENCY or TN
ORR Cos AND TRANsCONTINENTN.


orr Cos AND TRANSCONTINENTAI.
Elijah Smith he's resigned the presidency Of tho
Oregon and Tianscon'lncntal COMPANY. the material
izaiiun Of tho famous Willard blind pool" and Sidney
Dillon vho for many years president Of thr Union
Pacific has been chosen his II has boon
known for some time that radical changes I'm tho
agcncrt ~ the Oregon companies about 10 10
made and tho OF Henry Willard 70 the control
Of the Northern Pacific NJ the recent election was
merely prelude to his further restoration. II has
been supposed that Mr. Willard would take the prc,i-
drucy 81 the ard Tran.continenial he might
have talon that % the Northern Pacific. His agree
mcnt with his Berlin friends modified so TIA, he
coull become director Of tho Northern Pacific. and
roe. NV might have been stretched 10 enable him
fo be I'm name a. wen as f,ct m" controlling power.
r." fact that Mr. Dillon and not Mr. Willard succeeds
Elijah smith in the presidency 81 the principal Oregon
company VIII be a surprise 10 Wall street The
change VIII 'aho rltro uutil December /. but IL
WAS s-iond urou Yesterday.
Sidney Dillon said. after he knew that the change
tad boom made. There cannot 10 two Irr-ilcui,
~ orc COMPANY ~ one time think the street ru-
uors rust lc false. don't believe you have heard
ans I'D ~fnfi','
SON. 90 Ip remembered the Difficulties that were
encountered IN mailing the Northern Pacific ticket
expressed the opinion that Mr.. DILLON had been madc
rr dent ri fh' oregon and fran~contin"nial oWpan'
tho Willard interest. Some OF the ~ Ncfui~
who urged Nr Willard 20 tlir tn onic" were most I'm
ratfc IN th. statement That ~" selection ~ Nr nl
Ian was a disappointment To Nr Willard This was
undoubtedly speculative view which had no good
foundd On.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-24
7Hg CENTENNIAL or TIE PRESIDENCY

Half dozen wsite hairei citizens Of New YORK INST In
tho Mayors Office Yesterday Ia response 10 his cali lhcy
had been appointed by hin committee to represent lho
city in making the arrangements Tor tho osh'ha cc'c
brafion OF tue ina rAt0n Of IN, first Prcsdont OF the
stat. The exercises are to be hsd April 30. 1889.
ami this committee ia 10 act with ono each from NO
Chamber OF Comp-ros and tho Historical Society In
making the arrangements. Mayor Hewitt pFosiueL
Four OF the com neo who wcrs present arc eIhayoF'
OF the city Tho oldest wa, Daniel Iionaun VINO was
Mavor before tho war. Tue others wers william H.
WirL,am Franklin Edison and W. K. Grace. TX Mayors
Coop,r aud lily unable 10 DC present Inc
name OF Ex-Governor Hoffman. VINO was also mayor OF
ihe cty WAS added To the committee III" otlcr
ncmhcrs present Allan Campbell, Philip Schuyler
and Elbridgr !. Gerry 49,, 81,
Ihe committee decided to hold conference with me
committees OF Tho chamber OF Commerce uud the his
forlcLl society on noIt We Ines lay At p III.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-24
TO SEEK REPUBLICAN HARMONY.
col. CRUGER 10 inquire INTO I"o TROUBLED

col. CRCGER 10 INQUIRE mo Two TROUBLED
DISTRICTS.
Colonel : V. L. Cruger. chairman Of the Republican
County Commit tee yesterday announced The oomlItes
10 Investigate the condition VI the party 10 tie Sh
Judicial d strict and tue XIlh Assembly District The
former district includes tho Wire. Nth and XIih As
sembly Districts In consequence OF the detection IN ts
With District the Republicans lost state Senator
Civil Justice Alderman and Assembly IMAM 10 bota
the With and Xth Districts. and the usnl Republican
the ticket largely reduced. Tho COM
mittee will try find out who responsible for this
state OF things and what is needed prevent repei
ton OF II. The committee il "a follows: George W.
Lyon, XXIst Assembly District; 4 D. Rogers. jr
IXth; j. l.. y. Hunt. XIXth; james w. HAYES, Kin;
J. Thomas stearDs. XXIVh.
In the case OF the Xllth District the results were
not 80 bad Tne contest purely - local one bot /!
had the effect costing the Republicans their candidate
for Iivl Justice NIIlth District and the candidate
for Alderman beaten but tie Independent krpnOl
can candidate elected. Tie real contest - sssDst
the leadership OF senator FREDERICK ;. Glhhs ID NO
Of ric The committee will probably allow great crl
latitude both sides aud try 10 see whether the d
entities which have almost evenly divided the party IA
the district cannot be adjusted The NIllth 1, sale
Republican district when all Of tho Republican factions
pull together IL viii he lost next year unless SONS
means are devised 10 restore harmony Tile commit 20
rict; o. T.. G. Billings. Xlih Assembly District. Donad
Mclean. NXIlld Assembly District; Joseph & Jacs,os
NVlilta Assembly District j. G. J. LsHsbe'n AAiH
Assembly District